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This document lists common Latin abbreviations and initialisms still in use, explaining their meanings and providing examples. It covers a wide range of abbreviations used in various contexts, such as academic writing, legal documents, and everyday language.
What's inside
- Abbreviations starting with A to C
- Abbreviations starting with D to I
- Abbreviations starting with J to P
- Abbreviations starting with Q to R
- Abbreviations starting with S to V
Who it is for: Students and professionals who need to understand common Latin abbreviations and their usages. (General)
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Summary
Students learn about common Latin abbreviations and usages. They see examples of how to use them in English sentences.
Abbreviations from Latin
Latin abbreviations are still in use in English. They come from Latin words and phrases. Some are used in everyday life, others in specific fields.
Examples of usage in English
The document shows how to use Latin abbreviations in English. It gives examples of how to use them in sentences.
List of abbreviations
A list of Latin abbreviations and their meanings. Examples show how to use them in English.
Key terms
- A.D.
- anno Domini, meaning 'in the year of the Lord'
- cf.
- confer, meaning 'compare'
- e.g.
- exempli gratia, meaning 'for example'
- i.e.
- id est, meaning 'that is'
- ibid.
- ibidem, meaning 'in the same place'
- etc.
- et cetera, meaning 'and the rest'
Questions this document helps with
- What does 'A.D.' mean?
- How do you use 'cf.' in a sentence?
- What does 'e.g.' stand for?
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